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SARS Shots INEC Ad-Hoc Staff In The Buttocks For Preventing Them From Manipulating Election Result [Photos/Video]

A man identified as Mr. Raymond Ledogo Niabari was allegedly shot by Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) operatives reportedly led by the Commander F-SARS, Akin Fakarode, earlier on Sunday in Rivers State.

It was gathered that the victim ‘refused to succumb to alleged manipulation and hijack of election materials’ in his watch as an INEC technical support Ad-hoc staff – when the SARS men stormed the collation center at Bori in Khana local government area of the state.

Many others who also never gave in to the threats by the SARS operatives were said to have been harassed and injured during the invasion.

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Mr. Niabari was rushed to a nearby hospital after being hit during sporadic shooting by the SARS men and he’s currently receiving treatment in the state.

Watch the moment the victim was shot below:

Tobias Sylvester

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